Hebron: A Microcosm of Occupied Palestine
The situation in East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood has again brought the world’s attention to the profound structural inequalities between Israeli settlers and Palestinians. INTERZINE founders Melania Parzonka and Victoria Jones recall their journey into the West Bank’s occupied city of Hebron.
“Created by the Poor, Stolen by the Rich:” The Rise and Fall of the European Super League
The Super League fell apart in 48 hours due to pressure from UEFA, FIFA, and supporters’ clubs. The blatant money grab is a further move away from football’s working-class origins.
Britain Cuts Aid to Yemen—But Keeps Funding Saudi Bombs
Rather than cutting military aid to Saudi Arabia for its war in Yemen, Boris Johnson has cut British humanitarian aid to the beleaguered region.
Rusted Factories and Broken Promises
Hillary Clinton ignored the Midwest in 2016. But the Democratic Party had abandoned Rust Belt voters long before that. If they don’t address their failures, they could lose the region for good, argues Cormac Kelly.
Oh, the Laws You’ll Filibuster!
What do Dr. Seuss, Aaron Burr, and Strom Thurmond have in common? They all play a role in the weird and arcane history of the filibuster.
Is Trump the Way Forward for the GOP?
Will Trump attempt a presidential comeback in 2024? History suggests he’ll face a hard road back to the White House.
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